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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, John Burns, by deed oftrnst dated
the 18th day of July, 1855. and recorded in the
ofice of the recorder Of deeds Of Bates county,
Missouri, in Book No. SO, on page pc, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the following oe-
scribed real estate, situate in Bates county,
eleven Oil, block numbered one hundred ana
seventy Q70), in the End addition to the klcn
Hill Town Company in the town OF Rich 1Illl !.
to secure the payment of . certain prom1ssofy
note therein described and all interest thereon
and whereas. it ia provided in said deed OF trust
interest, or any part thereof, " hen the same OF
any part thereof shall become due and pays soie.
then the whole debt shall become due ana the
deed of trust shall and may be foreclosed ano
the property sold to pay said note or interest,"
SO due thereon; and whereas, default mas peel
made in the payment Of interest on said note
which interest is still due and unPaid; ant
which said Interest 50 past due. has requested
me to sell the property under and by virsne
the power given me by said deed OF trust. NOV
| notice Ia hereby given that /, the undersigne'
| trustee, by virtue Of and under authority Of IN
power Of sale in said deed Of trust set forth
| will On
Friday, April S, A. D. 1857,
at the court house door in the town Of Butls.
| in the county Of Bates AMI state Of Missouri
1 and between the hours Of o'clock In the fort
| noon and O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
procoed to sell the real estate theretn deecrabe
| 1t publc suction - the highest bidder for casf
By the deed Of trust aforesaid, and the costa IN
expenses zinc. uding compensation TO the eruSt<
for his ssrvices) specified In said deed OF trui
80 q. G. GLAZHBROOK,
| Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16
w. SILvERS.
kTToRNEYs

WIN practice in Bates and adjoining
sunties, In the Appellate Court xt Kansas
ply, and In the Supreme Court at Jeffer-
n City.
~OFFIcE North Side Square, over
~. McBride's. ,Itf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16
Friday, April S, A. D. 1857
~ Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That letters OF
Administration upon the Estate of John
Irwin deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, BY the Bates count! probate
Court. in Bates county, Missouri, bearing
date the ,sth dav OF January 1887.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required 10 exibit them TO him
for allowance, within one year from II
date OF said letters, or they may be =
cluded from any benefit Of such es - -
and If said claims be not exhibited ...:
two years from date OF the public - .
this notice thev will be forever on
1874 =. r. PHAR 49,.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16

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probability take an ;mnorta =, mar, :,
the affairs of N. L;,o1o,, 81. h.;,n
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to their center has ,b;. human .,.
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their bu,. watched the lur;d lob,
thu, shone u,on III. maintain ton
and knew that the goddess was reach.
;,o ou, her f;.rv arms for a victim oI
the rov.l blood. The Kahun,s
uho.vs l.,s,v .,,n.d o,ce mora Tho
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10 ceed'ns the hanunas piaYeo no vi
important part, and that while actir
& as her guardians and advisers tn
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16

when BABY was nick. ~ gave her c...o
"nen sne Wa Child. she CRED far C..,o,,.
"nen 'he became Aiss. sho clans to C..tor,,
"nso 'hshsd Children, shs gave them c...o-,.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16

Is. FRANcisco. S. p. FRAScIsco.
NRANClSCO BROS. Attorneys at
Law, Butler, Mo-, will practice In
y courts of Bates and adjoining
Iunties. Prompt attention given to col.
uions. Office over Wright Il Glorius'
Bdware store. 20
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-03-16

i|ates county, Mo. He is a dark bav, 16
one inch high, wears old this spring,
sire, that noted stallion, Wild Irishman.
owned bv D. A. Colver, of Butler; dam.
a thoroughbred French mare.
Terms: $40 to insure mare with toal.
$3.50 tor the season and SC single leap.
When mare is kuowl to be with to1l,
the monev is due, or if mare leaves The
county or changes ownership insurance
Is forfeited and money must be paid
wtesher mare is with foal or not.
io-Im JOHN EVANS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13

It is next to impossible to secure
a good second growth of pine In the
Sierra Nevada as long as sheep are
permitted to range unrestricted
over the mountains. They trample
the sprouts of two or three years
growth into the ground and kill
them, They feed on the tiny roots
the first year they appear. Even
if they survive the first few years,
the sheepmen frequently set lire to
the underbrush, in order to clear the
ground for feed. Fires are also
started carelessly from the camp
fires of the herders. All in all. the
trees have a tough time to attain
their maturity. Those who are inter-
ested in the subject uf forestry
would find it to their Advantage to
study this means of destruction OF
trees, which we firmly believe to be
greater than all others, and see a
remedy by which such destruction
can be prevented.-Los Angeles
Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13
-
silver Nuggets.

Saws the Winnomucca Silver
State: The majority of Eastern
people are amazed that person
would live in a desolate State like
Nevada, but they surely are not
aware of the great richness OF our
barren looking mountains and what
they will yield If properly developed
We give one instance for an ex-
ample: Mr.. s. Wenban, owner Of
the Cortez mines, which are run on
a small scale by him, shipped
through Wells Fargo &c Cos ex-
press from Beowawe. New, to
Thomas Price, San Francisco,
March 22nd to April It'll, 1887, SO
bars Of bullion, which weighed H.
500 pounds and were valued at $l2l-
900, for which he paid 1898 10 ex
press charges. There are great
many mines throughout the State
with larger mills that can show a
much larger output than this.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13
a STUPID COURT.


The Supreme Court of California
has ordered the head gates OF
water ditch shut down. The ditch
taAes water from the Kings river
to hundreds Of farmers ~ Tulare
county who have paid for the water
and built homes. This act of the
Court wipes out the labor and saw
inos of hundreds of families.
Meanwhile the water IL bank fall
In Kings river and runs to the
ocean. A Supreme Court which
will on petty techniealities work
such injury to people as that,
ought to be kicked off the bench
and guard.ans annoint'd fer them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13
Surveying the Railroad :.

General Preble, of the Reno GA
zette, has been appointed by State
Surveyor General Jones to survey
the Central Pacific Railroad and
side tracks from the California line
to the Humboldt and Lander line.
1t was supposed that as matter of
Justice as well as courtesy. County
Surveyors of the counties through
which the road runs would be given
this work, but the principle OF
home rule" is not respected IN the
United States Surveyor Generals
or the State Surveyor Generals Of
fee in Nevada.-Silver State.
1t is generally conceded here
that Mr. Jones did very courteous
thing to his predecessor by tender
ing him the appointment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13

A girl in Oakland worth 3d.
900 astouished every body by marry
ing dying printer that she might
become a widow IN a few days.
Now a New York girl worth $780,
0o0; of fine education, lovely face and
figure, etc, etc., has, according TO
the dispatches, rushed off and we'd
ded a weak-eyed man with no roof
in his mouth, and no hair When
she wants to snatch him bald-head-
ed his last named defect will be in.
deed a serious one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13

The following subscriptions
have been taken in San Francisco
for the relief Of the sufferers OF
the Nauaimo disaster: John w.
Mackay, $1,000; James c. Flood,
$1,000, John Rosenfeld. $1,000;
Meyer, Wilson & Co., the San
Francisco pilots, VIM. Dresbach,
Eppinger s. Co., 500 each, and
other subscriptions ranging from
81 so up to $50. The total amount
subscribed thus far is $3.50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13

Tue ma. who manipulated the
Arizona earthquakes has telegraph
ed for place on the APPEAL staff.
He will have to serve a REGULAR
apprenticeship first. An OCCASION
al flicker like that don't count. He
must burn with a steady light.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-13

The Arizona people light on
their feet rapidly after an earth
quake. They telegraph that the
quake has opened up fine artesian
wells and stripped hundreds of free
gold lodges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
LIVE SEOCK.

stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, 23pN; shipments, 1900; mar
ket stronger choice heavy native steers,
; hos u fair to good native steers,
3 . al ~ butchers steers, medium to chUiC
3 UHI 90; stockers and fet ders fair to good,
1905 tl rangers ordina to good cornicd,
, = EGl To-
Hogs Receipts. 90; shipments, $50; mar
ket active and higher, prices ranging from
! ~ to 81.
Sheep-Keceipt-, 2lno; shipments, 4no {;
market finn; fair to fancy, !5Gl 81; fancy
Christmas, 1000 a.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.-THE Live StOcs
Indicator reports:
e-Keceipts, 10000; shipments, none;
good fat cattle in demand and &c highet;
good 10 choice cornfed, 25G4 -; common TO
medium, 2rG4 Is; stockers, 2 00G2 60; feed
ing steers, . 6i@3 % cows, 25@2 10; grass
range steers. S,(g3 %
Hogs Receipts, 5000; shipments $500; mar
ket strong and lOc higher, prices ranging
from 90 to , So
Sheep Receipts, $50; shipments, none good
grades nrm: good to choicc, tOGi %; COM
mon 10 medium, 5o@2 20.
CHICAGO, pec. 1.-THE Drovers journal
Gattie-Re Receipts, 7OOo, shipments, 90;
market strong and loM Sc higher; fancy. o
a CO; shipping steers, logo %; stockers and
feeders. 1905 Az; cows, bulls and mixed,
/ 3Oa2 81: Texas cattle, / GJnSl1.
Hogs--Recelpts, l7,OO0; shipments, none;
market closed weak mixed 3 lGG555; heavy,
) 900 ~; light, ) (G4i ~
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; shipments, lO,C %;
market slow; fancy, 0 as so, natives, sHg
4 10; western, CJg3 10; Texans, Ovd3 81;
lambs 4NG(95 70. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
Notice ~n.sntuts rru.,ee,. sale.

ireliN II Robertson. substitute trustee,
duly appointed In writing by.J, y, smith, the
holder and owner % two prpmissorN notes for
500 o. cal secured by adccd of trust made
by J b. Winslett to John II Fink~, trustee
M,rCh 2sth. 1883, tu secure the plNmsut oLsuli
notes nd interest (the said Finks having re
fused TO perform the trustJ which aid decd OF
tTuSt is recorded In Mo tEagc Book y paEu zoe,
OF Nc Lehman county rccOrds to which refer
cree l. here made tor details, win tcll Mt tine
court house door Of McLcnuau county, at pub
lie auction, t. the highest hiitdcT Tor cash, on
January > st lNS> between he legal hours of
sale the following described property toAtt.
part OF 4 leo acre tract ont of the j. NJ
Stephcussur\ cy. sold by Georse W. Harris and
wife 10 ", scott. belug also part of lot sold
by Scott ana wife 20 NJ T., Cohn, bounded
Ms follows wv Bcsirniug At he W.c0rucr
Of the Whitaker lot for beginning corner of
this; thence 5 ~ W 1j vnra" to curncr thence
;. 80 W ~ vard~ III lcei) to corner; thence y
81 * yhra- (,l4 lcetto corner, thence =, 30
t. l3j feet 10 beginning corner, for The pur-
bose of paying of the balance due on sad
note amounting tofl5000. THIS llth day of
! December l,97
FtNN II. RuBtErsoN.
substitute Trustee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

o co N tl
50 amt 81 "a feeling if l at the genera" expressions OF salts
We have always recognized this sterling fact that calculated add to the
OF to- urr N glet
ambition directed 1t will
o
cure
H. rom he tmauet
Il and securing
n Cal ael no uDun the state
are tin
: NJ oulvb because
O o skelt will
o a TO bear IN MUD istt thai
emeanSa t the
o V dedly
o 10 ann Twill
o )letio and
o to town. AS
q e. 10 a llmen
of vast
20 "a trl l los o dry gools
depart
on
p w o m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.
PRODUCE, ETC.

ANN NITioNUrowder-hihe x kegs bo e.
Drop, 60 Buck. 10. Waterproof, c.
BEANS-Nsvy, Ac; Bayou, &c; Lima, Sc.
BKOOMS-W Waco made, K, 30; No !, %;
No2 90; No . 5Q; No T. %; no b, ~
BAKING pow DER-Dr, Price and Royal
Brands-dol, > p; l2oz, l5 n ID, y 20; one
Spoon OF, &c; ioz, 7ic; son. 40; N, 80.
BKAN-Mins quote per ton Il 10 for wheat
BLUiNG In bags, soc; per doz, to- liquid,
CABBAGE-Fresh northern, SCt9i5) per
CANNED GOO Apples, 3fo cans, g
per doz; gallon cans, q: Biackberries-22ii,h
40; straw berries-2ib %; GooseberIies-
sol Raspoerries-2ib l65; Whortle6e res,
2i 81. Corn-Upper Ten ! i5 Winslow's
IG0: snow tiake IS; Pride Of the West ! -;
Jersey CITY ID; independent 81. Lohs!era.,
ib lGG12 IS; oysters OOgl %; 2ib log So iIn
~ 800 PIneapples-2ib s.. Peas-5mal
May 200: fine family 70; early June %,
Mairowfats 50; soasss zoe; French 6. @g, c
each SalmOn-Columbia river 200 ehlimps
= jO03OO. Tomatoes-3ib ! %, talii2rni a
,ruit, 1'utting's--Apricots 2b4ih 225i black yer-
rio. iOaD2 10. gooseberries 2 y; raspoerIlts
lggd3 %, straw berries TO- cherries, white
All! black, 10: peaches, yellow freestoue'
3r5, white cling 3 10; plums' E1' pear, = 91 .
C3ofFFEE- Choice rio pc; prime, 2i'S'ohc;
far, 4Jc Ariosa, , q D!iwor;hi 20, o,,sii.,s.
vGNN DLEs"star loo; wax l6o, 49,. e,aor
CHEESE-BAdger state, new, llci lAho'
at9GE n GrsaHHi d ,tS bbls 5) Price & Lucus
EScs1sior, half bbls 8 90; crab cider, bbs " ~
peach cider, bOs IS jO purt hS5nlueHS 10 -. -,
/ pSeANnIEs-F .intstck ,s5c; Waco SICK ~ Z,
4,ytethesrt- 3 % per box, sticks, mixed, In
hmr,e' y. ilGI2%G; Royal stick o.
DRIED FKGlf- Apples ADDE'S pt ngisnt
evaporstgn, ~ 6kc. Currents--ln bis Sc; nal
hh6 bis 80; boxes SIC, Peaches Sliced ~ oc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
WOOL.

at, LOUIS, Dec. l9.--Wooi market quiet but
steady, prices unchanged, unwashed bright
medium. l6le23A. coarse braid, 1924; low san
dy IO@l2; fine light. lJG2O; fine heavy, lWGl7;
tnb -washed, choi, G, -; inferior, SO 3; sacks,
lUp2O; hard and bury, lOgl5.
BosIoS, Dec. l9-Wool market stead .;
Ohio and PEN yivaula y neeccs, iDG3lc; y y,
3lto 8llo &c * and abJve 300 l3c; Michigan
aAt a. 2}rq@29r: nine territory woods, h. 40 sc;
medium 10, lHp2lc; very choice DO, 2ag2i.ci
spring Texas, lb,GlSc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

quotations were as follows:
F!our-Msfk-t steady aud quota ions nom
inaly unchanged.
Wheat o red, ~ &C.
Corn, 30. >, @sc.
Dat No. .. %
Mess pork, per biol 10 o0nl5 D.
Lard, per 10 pounds ,JG7 20
short rib sides loose l0Gi -.
Dry sulted shoulders boxed NGtCl.
snort clear sides boxed l01s l..
Hams, steady at l2Oo@l4 ~.
Whisky, distillers furnished g DDS, | ~
per gallon
~. LOWS. Dec lq.-Flour-M Market slow
but st siy and UNCHANGED, prices ranging ii
4UGt 20.
wfeat---MsrRet opened lower Tut firm an
steady No, red cash SW S034r, January,
sUl 81 May, 81 ,lGoii.c, closing 81 &C.
Corn-Msrket lower cash, itGi5sc; De-
cember, 46 e; January, IL; May. @i9 g
Osts-Mnl tsteady cash, se}.c May, Elac,
GornmesiNM.rktt steady at , t5@2 o.
Provisions-Mn rket arm.
Lard Strong al 5oe7 per leo rounds.
Meat-Dry ealted shoulders toIed, ! ~
long clears, -; clear ribs, s7n@S W; short
clear ribs o. GS l21.
Bacon-slow; boxed shoulders, 6 ~; long
clears, 50; Gear rits, 90; short clear t719
Hams Market steady at 10 5o@l2 90.
Af1EKNooS BOARD.
Wheat, INN; december, 7o'.c, January,
'O c5fn "'S strad r. pecembcr loc January,
10 q asked; May, '9' e asked,
oats, dun May, $40,
NEW ORLEANS Dee l1.-Flour-l n good de-
I mand; choice, 5I,G3 to; fancy, 3 SlNl3 -;
extra suoy, l.ijd 40; winter patents, 4 ijD
/ -: Minnesota patent process, 5ouj 10.
Corn Market easier; mixed, 62c; white,
1 63c; yellow, b2(Gbj
! Oats Market firm; No. >, ilAi2
C0rnmcsl-Matket quiet but steady at . -.
] Hay-Mnket strong and higher; prime.
/ 10 OOG2U 10; choice, ii 0G22 o..
Hog Products Market strong and higher.
Pork, 10 ll
Lard refined tierce, 81
Bulk Meats Shoulders. -; long clear
S71s clear ribs, o.
Bacon-shoulders, co. long clear and
clear ribs, -.
Hams--Choice sugar-oured, canvassed, II st
Whisky Market quiet at O5l6l l3.
Cofiee-Market strong and higher; rio
l7hGl9}tc.
Kicc Market steady at it.DG5l ,c
Cotton seed productsMarket dull and
nominal; prime crude oils, Sc
Coke and Mea-l9UO
Bran-Qu and weak at 72l4(n75c,
Sugar-Matket steady and firm; open ket
. tie, cnoice, 4 prime, to strictly prime, "a
i76, good fair to fully fair, 4 -Gil 1; ceutriiu
gals plantation granulated, 6a(GG 9-lG; choic,
white, i lii; OFT white, 81 ,lGi l5-l6: choice ye
ow clarified, > .IdG5x; oil yellow clarified
81 seconds, 4'd5i
MolHsseS-Ma' ket easier; open kettle choice
-; strictly prime, 5&GSj; centriugsls, strict!
3 prime, 23G2i; good prime, 1904; sytups, 2sG5t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
- Won w,NT WEALTHf YE.,

I ~ NVF w II -
- Then you must first secure health to en-
able you TO Aghtthe battle OF life In these
days ofdeception aud fraud II ts great com
fortte know that the afflicted have uied and
reliable remedy Ike Benson's Piasters for
the relief OF chest pains, weak back, kldney
affections, rheumatism, sciatica and aches
and pains OF every description over $500
Physicians and Druggists voluntarily testify
70 their value In such diseases, snd say that
Benson's Plaster Is the most popular external
remedy ever sold BY them. some unscrupu'
ious dealers viii try 70 pam of worthless int
tatlons on careless buyers. AK for Penson'i
and tsfe no other
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

IRAIN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

r Nh4OAOO PRODUCE MARK Ell,
o,I,tiyAGo, bee. i7.-May pork opened this
b, ,b' als al sl' 40, on light receipts OF hogs
-osa ~ were 30 many sellers that the price
a, gt" ~ 10 Immediately. saturdays close
iel, - " hen sellers had disposed OF
a e,. !oed' prices bounded back ~ SIS 81.
". , Tba, more Inherent strength In provlS-
nd iau 70 any of the other markets,
Is ing ne morning pork swung between
"a ',nai 'i3 ~, touching these figures sew
NJ a1.. AZ o'clock il was nj $l5 20. May
I'd hso, pptnirg al s. - sold up 10 IS g. =
1irJJ 'cH To . 3igS M H. main rally ing
shl, a, ', ~. May corn opened -
synIs,h &c. bui At once 1t sold down to Z
toroing Wiih pork During the enrly
Nay wbsSao,e epuon was quoted as low as % e.
ftIy ho"rl OPENED g lower al ~ g. In the
laeh H.. j, broke down 10 - -GS2' c, but
Iihed' an I, 1l,i1le supply statement was pub
y the b stSe he msrketa bullish te' dency
I'ade osc,je, went TO C}lqc. The Beard OF
EAruoon '' na to-day to adjourn from Friday
lPssaen btf,' december q, to Tuesday morning
'Ag iuiures:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Our store will be open until 8 p. III.
on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day aud 10 p. III. on Saturday.
SNnger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Hard aud soft, best rittles, prompt
delivery, for cash only. Waco 'oal
Yard, John Farley, proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Does food refuse to stay on your
stomach: Are You illcted with dye
pepsis! ESQ take Morris Cascariue
aud be relieved
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The West End Drug Store still
nUlds its own. Prescriptions prompt
iy and carefully compounded.
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Bes. cigars in Waco at the Old
Corder Drug Store.
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MARKETS BY WIRE.
lGN TAI"

EHGII-H coNscl~.
...> nee. l9.--Consols cissod atloI lI-l6d
-oNouey' silver al {. 81.
81 NV vars. pee. 10 Money. on rall easy a.
Sis cent; It, S .ge o s at .c1f ff s's'
sdne Am at. s2'2 Tor slAty day tiils ana
!as,.A .or demand'
STOCKS AND HuSpS.
yogk Dec lq-S'ockS and bonds
Ny ,be tnll1wing price It'd
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Fer Fine Toiat Soaps 90 the old
Conner Drug store.
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Thoroughly competent mcu till pre-
scriptons at the Old Corner Drug
Store.
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Our albums are the cheapest in the
marx et, SO per cent. below New \ ork
jobbing price.
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"Oily the bert medicines used in
prescriptions at the cd Corner Drug
Store.
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The House of Lords.

What shall buy for Christmas?
| Writing desks from 81 TO 81, at Nor
rison. Risher IL Cos. new drug
store.
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Doctors headquarters al the Old
/ Corner Drug Store.
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The House of Lords is The most
popular resort Waco has ever known.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON

|SEw YORK. Dec. l9.-Cotton spots closed
kst prices unchanged;
Sales. w: stock. l5l.9sO.
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Styptic cotton at the Old Corner
Drug Store.
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Plaster of Pans bandages 81 the
Old Corner Drug store.
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The House Of Lords.

What shall buy tor Christmas?
Toilet cases in plush leather aud
leather from $l00 to $500. Morri-
son, Fisher 81 Co.'S new drug store.
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The House Of Lords
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leasing, So1ornon 81 E2osenthals
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FELIX II. RuBrErsnN.
substitute Trustee,